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COMMEMORATIVE EXERCISES 

IN HONOR OF THE YALE MEN 

WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 




MCMXIX 

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THE FIFTEENTH 

WOOLSEY HALL, YALE UNIVERSITY 



PROGRAMME 

PRELUDE. Funeral March from the Heroic Symphony. Beethoven. 

ENTRY OF COLORS AND STANDARDS. 

GUARD OF HONOR FROM YALE STUDENTS IN THE SERVICES. 



ADDRESS. 

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY. 



COMMEMORATIVE POEM. 

BRIAN HOOKER, M.A. MUSIC BY HORATIO PARKER, Mus. D. 

THE NEW HAVEN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, ASSISTED BY 

MISS GRACE KERNS, SOPRANO, AND BY THE 

CHORAL ART SOCIETY AND THE 

YALE GLEE CLUB. 

PRAYER. 

RIGHT REVEREND CHAUNCEY BUNCE BREWSTER, D. D. 

PLACING OF WREATHS ON MEMORIAL TABLETS. 

GUARD OF HONOR FROM YALE STUDENTS IN THE SERVICES. 



TAPS. The Audience Standing. 

I02D REGIMENT BUGLER. 



POSTLUDE. Verdun. Stanford. 



THE AUDIENCE IS ASKED TO REFRAIN FROM APPLAUSE THROUGHOUT THE EXERCISES, 

AND TO REMAIN SEATED UNTIL THE GUARD OF HONOR HAS LEFT 

THE HALL AFTER THE POSTLUDE. 



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COMMEMORATIVE POEM 



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I. 

THERE'S a clamour of many voices, 
There's a murmur of marcliiiii;- fee 
And a music that rejoices 

Where the ranks move down the street ; 
Friends with the hearts of strangers, 

Boys with the eyes of men. 
Having endured all dangers 

And so returned again. 
Therefore with bamiers burning 

And cheers that rise and roll 
Honour to these returning 

Who saved our honour whole. 



IV. 

Look where the soft clouds blossom 

O'er the green countryside. 
And the earth clothes her bosom 

In beauty as a bride. 
Can any peace delight them 

Whose delights rest undone, 
Or any heaven requite them 

For this world wooed and won? 
Filled full and flushed with morning 

They sang and took the sword— 
The night came without warning, 

And where is their reward? 



Kingdoms and Dominations 

Have owned their fighting worth— 
This common clay of nations 

Clad in the hue of earth ; 
These common souls and human 

Who laugh their sins abroad 
But hide the love of woman 

And seek the fear of God. 
Through poison, fire, and prison 

Unscared, unscathed, they came— 
The sons of Man arisen 

Against the sons of Shame. 

HI. 

What of the many others 

Forever overseas — 
Lovers and sons and brothers 

Like these, yet not like these? 
For two shall have toiled and striven 

Equal in worst and best. 
And to one shall be glory given. 

And to another, rest ; 
For two shall have trod one measure 

And of one cup drunk deep. 
And one shall have sweet pleasure. 

And one shall have sweet sleep. 



As a man makes a garden 

Not for the fruits repaid 
But only to be warden 

Of life his hands have made; 
As a woman bears her children 

Not that their loves atone. 
But only to look upon them 

And know them for her own — ■ 
O youth foregone, foregoing! 

C) dreams unseen, unsought! 
God give you joy of knowing 

What life your death has bought. 

VI. 

For our fathers gone before us, 

That they have not toiled in vain ; 
For the mother hearts that bore us 

And shall not waste their pain ; 
For the childhood games and laughter 

And the sorrows that turn their tears 
To a song in the heart hereafter 

Unto the end of years — 
For these, and what else unspoken 

Live when a soldier dies. 
You are the body broken — 

You are the .Sacrifice. 



Copyriglit, IQ19, by Brian Hool 



VII. 

For the flower from the clod emerging 

And the fire from the cloud released, 
For the wife that is more than virgin 

And the man that is more than beast; 
For the spirit in strange communion 

With earth, yet more than earth — ■ 
The mystery of union. 

The miracle of birth — 
For these, and what holier dreaming 

Our dust and its deeds have meant, 
You are the blood redeeming — 

You are the Sacrament. 



IX. 

Your hands confirm our manhood, 

Your hearts hold women true. 
And the wide eyes of children 

Are clean because of you. 
Through desperate wars undaunted 

Our future arms retain 
Your gift of fear confronted, 

Your gift of conquered pain. 
Stronger when foes dispute you, 

Wiser when fools deny, 
We who must live salute you 

Who have found strength to die ! 



VIII. 
For the pure fear that hovers. 

The sure faith that descends 
Between the lips of lovers, 

Between the eyes of friends — 
All giving beyond repayment. 

All truth neither bought nor sold, 
The body more than raiment 

And the soul more than gold — 
In all that we live believing, 

In all that we" might have lost. 
You are the spirit living — 

You are the Pentecost. 



X. 

Bring flowers they loved ! Let trumpets 

Sound, and the feast be spread ! 
Shall not earth live the fairer 

For their sake who are dead? 
Not ashes nor any sorrow 

Be borne for such as they — 
Give them the golden morrow 

They dwelt in yesterday 1 
Seeing our days inherit 

What joys they dared forego. 
Surely they see and share it — ■ 

Sin-ely they know — they know ! 



XI. 

There's a clamour of many voices, 

There's a murmur of marching feet, 
And a music that rejoices 

Where the ranks move down the street : 
Friends with the hearts of strangers, 

Boys with the eyes of men, 
And souls that have done with dangers 

And slept, and risen again. 
Among them, above them, around them, 

The unseen legions throng, — ■ 
With the gold of our dreams we have crowned them, 

And their robes are the sound of our song. 
Therefore witli banners burning, 

With lights and with garlands dressed, 
Honour to these returning — 

Honour to those at rest. 



ROLL OF HONOR 



ARTHUR BERTRAM RANDOLPH 

CLASS OF 1906 

Fii'st Lieutenant, Welsh Guards. 

Killed in action, September 27, 1915, near Loos, France. 

FRANCIS BERGEN 

CLASS OF 1914 

About to enter first Officers' Training Camp. 

Killed in automobile accident, May 11, 1917, while on way to 

Plattsburg, New York. 

ALLAN OAKLEY SMITH 

CLASS OF igi-'S. 

Aviation Service. 

Killed by fall during flight, July 21, 1917, near Claymont, 

Delaware. 

EDWIN HARRIS DUNNING. 

CLASS OF 1914 S. 

Squadron Commander, Royal Naval Air Service. 

Killed in action, August, 1917. 

JULIAN CORNELL BIDDLE 

CLASS OF I9I-- 

Second Lieutenant, Lafayette Escadrille. 

Killed in action, August 20, 1917, in the North Sea. 

HENRY NORMAN GRIEB 

CLASS OF 1918 

Aviation Service, French Foreign Legion. 

Died as result of injuries, August 26, 1917, in France. 



ALEXANDER POPE HUMPHREY, JR. 

CLASS OF 1905 

Cadet, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Killed by fall during flight, December 12, 1917, at Hicks Field, 

Texas. 

ROBERT DOUGLAS MEACHAM 

CLASS OF 1907 S. 

Had passed examinations for Aviation Service (formerly in 

American Ambulance). 

Died of appendicitis, December 14, 1917, in Louisville, 

Kentucky. 

IRVING TYLER MOORE 

CLASS OF igiSS. 

U. S. Naval Reserve Force. 

Died of pneumonia, December 19, 1917, in New London, 

Connecticut. 



WILCOX KING 

CLASS OF 1913 

Aviation Service. 

Died as result of injuries in automobile accident, December 26, 

1917, in Dallas, Texas. 

ALDEN DAVISON 

CLASS OF 1919 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Killed by fall during flight, December 26, 1917, at Hicks Field, 

Fort Worth, Texas. 



JAMES BROWN GRISWOLD 

CLASS OF 1S9- M. 

First Lieutenant, Medical Officers' Reserve Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, October 25, 1917. in Morristown, New 

Jersey. 

LEONARD BACON PARKS 

CLASS OF 1909 

First Lieutenant, Company E, Ii2th Engineers. 

Died of typhoid-pneumonia, October 29, 1917, at Camp 

Sheridan, Alabama. 



THEODORE CALDWELL JANEWAY 

CLASS OF 1891 S. 

Major, Medical Officers' Reserve Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, December 27, 1917, in Baltimore, 

Maryland. 

BENJAMIN STRICKLER ADAMS 

CLASS OF 1918 

Corporal, Headquarters Company, 12th Field Artillery. 

Died of pneumonia, January 12, 1918, in Hoboken, New Jersey. 



ROBERT FAIRGRIEVE 

CLASS OF 1916D. 

First Lieutenant, British Expeditionary Force. 

Died from wounds received in action, November 24, 1917, 

London, England. 



LYMAN HOLDEN CUNNINGHAM 

CLASS OF 1919 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, January 13, 1918, at Salisbury 

Field, England. 



KENNETH BROWN HAY 

CLASS OF 1917 

Private, First Class, Base Hospital No. 10 (Pennsylvania 

Hospital Unit). 

Died of apiicri'licitis, November 29, 1917, in France. 



DUMARESQ SPENCER 

CLASS OF 1917 

Lieutenant, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, January 22, 1918, near Belfort, 

France. 



GILROY MULQUEEN 

CLASS OF 1916 

Sergeant, Company H, 307th Infantry. 

Died of pneumonia, January 28, 1918, at Camp Upton, 

New York. 



JAMES HORACE HIGGINBOTHAM 

CLASS OF 1917 S. 

Cadet, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, February 23, 1918, near Hicks 

Field, Fort Worth, Texas. 



FRANK BROWNE TURNER 

CLASS OF 1917S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, January 30, 1918, in France. 

HENRY EDWARD HUNGERFORD 

CLASS OF 1898 M. 

First Lieutenant. Medical Officers' Reserve Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, February i, 1918, at Camp Greenleaf, Fort 

Oglethorpe, Georgia. 

GORDON LORING RAND 

CLASS OF J912. 
Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 
Died, February 6, 1918, in France. 

CHARLES KREMER TUOHY 

CLASS OF 1915 L. 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Accidentally drowned, about February 10, 1918, in the 

Willamette River, Oregon. 

CHARLES EDWARD JONES 

CLASS OF 1915S. 

Cadet, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Died as result of injuries received in airplane accident, 

February 15, 1918, at Cher, France. 

ALBERT DILLON STURTEVANT 

CLASS OF i9'6S, 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed in action, February 15, 1918, in European waters. 

JAMES FENIMORE COOPER, JR. 

CLASS OF 1913 

Captain, Battery D, 308th Field Artillery. 

Died of pneumonia, February 17, 1918, at Camp Dix, New 

Jersey. 

PERRY DEAN GRIBBEN 

CLASS OF 1903 S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Died as a result of injuries received in automobile accident, 

February 21, 1918, in St. Paul, Minnesota. 

LELAND JAMES HAGADORN 

CLASS OF 1916S. 

First Lieutenant. Aviation Service. 

Killed in airplane accident, February 23, 1918, in France. 

FRANKLIN CRUMBIE FAIRCHILD 

CLASS OF 191; 

Cadet Flyer, Aviation Service. 

Killed in airplane accident, February 23, 1918, near Everman 

Field, Fort Worth, Texas. 



JOSEPH FREDERICK STILLMAN, JR. 

CLASS OF 1915 

Cadet, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Died as result of injuries received in airplane accident, 

February 24, 1918, in St. Albans, E.igland. 

CURTIS SEAMAN READ 

CLASS OF 1918 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed in action, February 26. 1918, on the coast of France. 

ANDREW CARL ORTMAYER 

CL.\SS OF 1906 S. 

Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Died as result of injuries received in airplane accident, early 

in March, 1918, in France. 

WALLACE CHARLES WINTER. JR. 

CLASS OF 1918 S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Killed in action over the German lines, March 8, 1918. 



JAMES ELY MILLER 

CLASS OF 1904 

Captain, 95th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action over the German lines, March 9, 1918. 

FRANK GIBBES MONTGOMERY 

CL.VSS OF 1915 S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

illed in airplane accident, about March 10, 1918, in England. 



LESLIE MALCOLM MacNAUGHTON 

CLASS OF 1918 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

illed in seaplane accident, March 13, 1918. at Hampton Roads, 

Virginia. 



HOLMES MALLORY 

CLASS OF 1918 

Sergeant, First Class, Army Intelligence Police. 

Died of heart failure, March 18, 1918, in New York City. 

JAMES WEBSTER WATERS 

CLASS OF 191 1 

Private, 37th Engineers. 

Died of pneumonia. March 25, 1918, in Washington, D. C. 

HENRY HOWARD HOUSTON WOODWARD 

CLASS OF 1919 

Corporal, Spad 94, French Aviation Service. 

Killed in action, April 1, 1918, near Montdidier, France. 



EDWARD LOUIS STEPHENSON. JR. 

CL.-VSS OF 1920 s. 

Private, Battery F, 136th Field Artillery. 

Died from injuries received in automobile accident, April i, 

iyi8, at Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Alabama, 

SAMUEL DENISON BABCOCK 

CLASS OF 1897 

Representative, American Red Cross. 

Died of heart failure, April 4, 1918, in Paris, France. 

STEPHEN POTTER 

cr..\ss OF 1919 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed in action in North Sea, April 25, 1918. 

WILSON MARSHALL, JR. 

CLASS OF 19^0 

Second Lieutenant. 22d Aero Squadron. 

Killed in airplane accident, April 27, 1918, at Salisbury Plain, 

England. 

LLOYD SEWARD ALLEN 

CLASS OF 1910S. 

Cadet, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Killed by fall during flight, May i, 1918, at Wilbur Wright 

Field, Dayton, Ohio. 

JAMES SEFEREN ENNIS, JR. 

CLASS OF 191S 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident. May 2, iyi8, at Taliaferro Field 

No. I, Fort Worth, Texas. 



JOHN DOUGLAS CRAWFORD 

Cr.ASS OF 191 1 

Second Lieutenant, Company H, 28th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, May 27, 1918. 



COLEMAN TILESTON CLARK 

CI..\SS (JF 10,?, 

Aspirant, 5th Battery, 28th Regiment, French Field Artillery. 

Died as result of wounds received in action. May 29, 1918, in 

France. 



JOSEPH EMMET BEAUTON 



Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 
Died as result of airplane accident, June 3, 1918, in France. 



FRANK WALTER HULETT 

CLASS OF iqoSS. 

Captain, 2d Engineers. 

Killed in action in France, June 6, 1918. 

CALDWELL COLT ROBINSON 

CLASS OF .919 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Company I, 6th Regiment, U. S. 

Corps. 

Killed in action in France, June 6, 1918. 



EDWARD HINES, JR. 



Second Lieutenant, Infantry. 
Died of disease, June 9, 1918, in Franc 



EARL TRUMBULL WILLIAMS 

CLASS OF 1910 

First Lieutenant, Battery B, 301st Field Artillery. 

Died as result of injuries caused by falling limb of tree. May 7, 

1918, at Northampton, Massachusetts. 



MARSTON EDSON BANKS 

CLASS OF 1917 S. 

Chief Carpenter's Mate, U. S. Naval Reserve Force. 

Died following an operation, June 13, 1918, at Camp Upton, 

New York. 



ALBERT EMANUEL JOHNSON 

CLASS OF 1914 S. 

First Lieutenant, Company C, ]02d Infantry. 

Died as result of wounds received in action. May 8, 1918, in 

France. 



JOSEPH GRAHAM TREES 



Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Reserve Corps. 
Killed in airplane accident, June 13, 1918, in London, England. 



EBENEZER BULL 
CLASS OF 1915 
Sergeant, Field Artillery. 
Died of pneumonia. May 10, 1918, at 



CYRIL BARLOW MOSHER 



Sergeant, Battery D, 12th Field Artillery. 
Killed in action in France, June 19, 1918. 



MORTIMER PARK CRANE 

CL.VSS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident. May 15, 1918, in England. 

EDWARD EVERETT TREDWAY 

CLASS OF 1901 

First Lieutenant, Medical Oflicers' Reserve Corps. 

Died of spinal meningitis, May 19, Iyi8, at Camp Kearny, 

California. 



FRANK STUART PATTERSON 

CLASS OF igj.S 

First Lieutenant, Aviation .Section, Signal Reserve Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, June 24. 1918, at Wilbur Wright 

Field, Da>-ton, Ohio. 

JOHN PROUT WEST 

CLASS OF .gif. S. 
Second Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps. 
Killed in action in France, June 28, 1918. 



MAXWELL OSWALD PARRY 

CLASS OF 1909 

Second Lieutenant, 147th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action in France, July 8, 1918. 



JOHN DUER IRVING 

FACULTY 

Captain, nth Engineers. 

Died of pneumonia, July 21, igi8, at Langres, Franc; 



GILBERT NELSON JEROME 

CLASS OF 1910 S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps (attached to 

Spad 90, French Aviation Service). 

Killed in action at Berdenal, France, July 11, 1918. 

CASPER MARVIN KIELLAND 

CLASS OF 1916 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, July 11, 1918, in France. 

CLARENCE EMIR ALLEN, JR. 

CLASS OF 1913 

First Lieutenant, Company I, 30th Infantry. 

Killed in action at Chateau-Thierry, France, July 15, 1918. 



GEORGE WAITE GOODWIN 

CLASS OF 1916 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Died as result of injuries received in airplane accident, July 

IS, 1918, at Chateauroux, France. 



DANIEL WATERS CASSARD 

CLASS OF 1 9 16 

First Lieutenant, 147th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action near Dormans, France, July 16, 1918. 

THOMAS VINCENT STILWELL 

CLASS OF 1915S. 

Second Lieutenant, 23d Infantry. 

Killed in action at Vierzy, France, July 18, 1918. 

GEORGE KNIGHT HOUPT 

CLASS OF 1916 

Awaiting commission as First Lieutenant, Interpreters' Corps. 

Died of spinal meningitis, July 18, 1918, in Leghorn, Italy. 



HEZEKIAH SCOVIL PORTER 

CLASS OF 1919 

Private, Company B, loist Machine Gun Battalion. 

Killed in action near Chateau-Thierry, France, July 22, 1918. 



JAMES ALEXANDER MOSELEY 

CLASS OF 191 5 

First Lieutenant, Company C, i66th Infantry. 

Killed in action at Chateau-Thierry, France, July 26, 1918. 

JAMES AUGUSTIN McKENNA, JR. 

CLASS OF 1907 L. 

Major, l6sth Infantry. 

Killed in action, July 28, 1918, at the Ourcq River, France. 



HOWARD WILLIS ARNOLD 

CLASS OF 1914 S. 

First Lieutenant, Company K, 165th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, July 29, 1918. 



PHILIP DIETZ 

CLASS OF 1915S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Service (attached to 99th Aero 

Squadron, Royal Air Force). 

Killed in action in France, July 30, 1918. 



JOSEPH ANDREW GLOVER 

CLASS OF 1913 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Company C, 103d Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, summer of 1918. 



DOUGLAS BANNAN GREEN 

CLASS OF 1904 

First Lieutenant, Company H, i68th Infantry. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, August 2, 1918, 

in France. 



LESTER CLEMENT BARTON 

CLASS OF 1906 

Second Lieutenant, Battery B, loist Field Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, July 18, 19 or 20, 1918. 

JOHN WILLIAMS OVERTON 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, 8oth Company, 6th Regiment, U. S. Marine 

Corps. 

Killed in action in France, July 19, 1918. 

ARTHUR FULLER SOUTHER 

CLASS OF 1917S. 

Lieutenant (junior grade), U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed by fall during flight, July 19, 1918, near East 

Greenwich, Rhode Island. 



JOHN MacARTHUR 

CLASS OF 1912S. 

Second Lieutenant. 27th Aero Squadron. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, August 9, 1918, in 

Germany. 

HENRY GILBERT WOODRUFF 

CLASS OF 1915 

Sergeant, 2d Pioneer Infantry. 

Died from gunshot wounds received in action, August 10, 

1918, in France. 

VAN HORN PEALE 

CLASS OF 1917 S. 

Sergeant, Headquarters Detachment, 27th Engineers. 

Died of pneumonia, August 10, 1918, in Paris, France. 



GEORGE LESLIE HOWARD 

CLASS OF 1905 S. 

First Lieutenant, Company L, lostli Infantry. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, August 11, 1918, 

near Esqueltecq, France. 

LEONARD SOWERSBY MORANGE 

CLASS OF 1918 

First Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps. 

Killed in airplane accident, August 11, 1918, abroad. 

FRANK RONALD SIMMONS 

CLASS OF igor 

Captain, Intelligence Section. 

Died of pneumonia, August 12, 1918, at Marseilles, France. 

JARVIS JENNESS OFFUTT 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Service (attached to 56th Aero 

Squadron, Royal Air Force). 

Killed in action in France, August 13, 1918. 

WALTER WILLIAM SMYTH 

CLASS OF 1917S. 

First Lieutenant, 94th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action in France, August 17, 1918. 

HENRY TREAT ROGERS, 2D 

CLASS OF 1914 

Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Died of disease, August 18, 1918, in France. 

JULIAN CHAMBERS WARNER 

CLASS OF 1916S. 

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Department. 

Died, August 18, 1918, at Saranac Lake, New York. 

LEVI SANDERSON TENNEY, JR. 

CLASS OF 1920 

Private, Company L, 107th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, August 20, 1918. 

BRONSON HAWLEY 

CLASS OF .903 

Private, 107th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, August 23, 1918. 

KENELM WINSLOW 

CLASS OF 1905 

Captain, Company I, 327th Infantry. 

Died, August 23, 1918, in France. 

LOUIS BENNETT, JR. 

CLASS OF 191 7 

Second Lieutenant, 40th Squadron, Royal Air Force. 

Died from wounds received in action, August 24, 1918, at 

Wavrin, France. 

PHILIP JOHNSTON SCUDDER 

CLASS OF 1906 

First Lieutenant, Company E, 307th Infantry. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, August 26, 1918, in 

France. 



GREAYER CLOVER 

CLASS OF 1920 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Killed in airplane accident, August 30, 1918, in France. 

JOSEPH BROWN BOWEN 

CLASS OF 1917 F. 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Service (attached to 32d Aero 

Squadron, Royal Air Force). 

Killed in action in France, September 7, iyi8. 

JAMES ROBERTSON CAREY, JR. 

CLASS OF 1Q14 S. 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Killed by fall during flight, September 10, 1918, near Chatillon, 

France. 



HUBERT COFFING WILLIAMS 

CLASS OF 1906 S. 

First Lieutenant, Company D, 30th Engineers. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, September 13, 

1918, in France. 

ROBERT HOWARD GAMBLE 

CLASS OF 19 IS 

Second Lieutenant, Company A, nth Infantry. 

Killed in action in F'rance, September 13, 1918. 

ALLAN WILKINS DOUGLASS 

CLASS OF 1919 

First Lieutenant, Battery E, 113th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, September 13, 1918. 

OLIVER BATY CUNNINGHAM 

CLASS OF 1917 

Captain, 15th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, September 17, 1918. 

PAUL WAMELINK WILSON 

CLASS OF 1907 S. 

First Lieutenant, 28th Trench Mortar Battery. 

Died as result of gunshot wound, September 19, 1918, at Fort 

Sheridan, Illinois. 

FRANKLIN PRIME CHEESEMAN 

CLASS OF 1914 

66th Aero Squadron. 

Died of pneumonia, September 20, 1918, in Pittsburgh, 

Pennsylvania. 

GARNETT MORGAN NOYES 

CLASS OF 1910 

Private, U. S. Army. 

Died of pneumonia, September 24, 1918, at Camp Lee, 

Virginia. 

JOY CURTIS BOURNIQUE 

CLASS OF 1918 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed by fall during flight, September 24, 1918, in Pensacola 

Bay, Florida. 



ALEXANDER AGNEW McCORMICK, JR. 

CLASS OF 1919 

Lieutenant (junior grade), U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Killed in action in France, September 24, 1918. 



RUSSELL JAY MEYER 

CLASS OF 1916 

First Lieutenant, Company M, 146th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, September 30, igi8. 



WILLIAM HARMON CHAPMAN 

CL.VSS OF 1912 S. 

Captain, Medical Reserve Corps. 

Died of pneumonia. September 26, 1918, in Brooklyn, New 

York. 



JOHN FARRELL McGOURTY 

CLASS OF 1913 L. 

Captain, U. S. Coast Guard. 

Lost at sea when the U. S. S. Tampa was sunk in Bristol 

Channel, England, September 26, 1918. 

JOHN FRANCISCO RICHARDS 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, ist Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action in France, September 26, 1918. 

EDMUND ANTHONY PARROTT 

CLASS OF 1917 S. 

First Lieutenant, 20th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action in France, September 26, 1918. 

LESTER HUBBARD CHURCH 

CLASS OF 1920 S. 

U. S. Naval Reserve Force. 

Died of Spanish influenza. September 26, 1918, in New London, 

Connecticut. 

AMMI WRIGHT LANCASHIRE 

CLASS OF 191 1 S. 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Force. 

Died of pneumonia, September 27, 1918, in Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania. 

CHESTER HARDING PLIMPTON 

CLASS OF 1914 S. 

First Lieutenant, Company F, 21st Railway Engineers. 

Killed in action near Thiaucourt, France, September 27, igi8. 



CLEVELAND CADY FROST 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, Field Artillery. 

Died as result of wounds, September 30, 1918, at sea. 

DONALD GARDNER RUSSELL 

CLASS OF 1909 S. 

First Lieutenant. Medical Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, fall of 1918. in France. 

GEORGE WASHINGTON EWING, JR. 

CLASS OF 1915 
First Lieutenant, 185th Aero Squadron. 
Killed in action in France, fall of 1918. 

HARRY HELMER JACKSON, JR. 

CLASS OF 191S S. 

Second Lieutenant, 28th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action in France, fall of 1918. 

WILLIAM HENRY GROSSIUS 

CLASS OF 1915S. 

Second Lieutenant. U. S. Army. 

Died, October. 1918, at Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky. 

RALPH TALBOT 

CLASS OF i9-'o 

Second Lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. 

Killed by fall during flight, October, 1918, on the Belgian front. 

ALEXIS PAINTER NASON 

CLASS OF 1915 

First Lieutenant, 5th Royal Highlanders of Canada. 

Killed in action in France, October i, 1918. 

ALEXANDER DICKSON WILSON 

CLASS OF 1916 

First Lieutenant, Company A, 59th Infantry. 

Killed in action in Briculles, France, October I, 1918. 



WILLIAM BERNARD McGUIRE 

CLASS OF 191.' 

Private, U. S. Army. 

Died, September 29, 1918, at Camp Devens, Massachusetts. 



CLARENCE ALEXANDER BRODIE 

CLASS OF 1919 

First Lieutenant, 13th Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action, October i, 1918, at Grand Pre, France. 



ROSWELL HAYES FULLER 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, 93d Aero Squadron. 

Killed in action in Germany, September 29, 1918. 

McLESTER JARED SNOW 

CLASS OF 1910 L. 

Chief Quartermaster, U. S. Naval Aviation Forces. 

Died of pneumonia, September 30, 1918, in Chelsea, 

Massachusetts. 



JOHN McHENRY, JR. 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, 78th Company, 6th Regiment, U. S. Marine 

Corps. 

Killed in action in France. October 3. 1918. 

JOSEPH SARSFIELD SWEENY 

CLASS OF 1918S. 

Captain, l6th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, October 3, 1918. 



RICHARD LORD JONES CONNER 

CLASS OF iqoS 

Captain. Ordnance Department. 

Died of influenza, October 4, 1918, in Evanston, Illinois. 

CHARLES Ml-LEAN SMITH 

CLASS OF .908 

Private, Company G, 308th Infantry. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, October 4, 1919, 

in France. 



SYDNEY FRANCIS McCREERY 

CLASS OF 1914L. 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Died of pneumonia, October 6, 1918, in North Sutton, 

New Hampshire. 

WILLIAM HOPKINS CHANDLER 

CLASS OF 1915 

Second Lieutenant, Battery D, 7th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, October 6. 191S. 



GEORGE WILLIAM MUELLER 

CLASS OF 191 1 L. 

U. S. Naval Reserve Force. 

Died of pneumonia, October 4, 1918, at Camp May, 

New Jersey. 

LANGDON LAWS RICKETTS 

CLASS OF iqit) 

Corporal. i8th Company, 5th Regiment, U. S. Marine Corps. 

Killed in action in France, October 4. 1918. 

CHARLES WOLCOTT WILLEY 

CLASS OF igihS. 

U. S. Navy. 

Lost at sea when the Herman Frasch was sunk, October 4, 



WILLIAM HUNTTING JESSUP 

CLASS OF 1915 

First Lieutenant, 6th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action near Appremont, France, October 5, 1918. 



HENRY BLAIR KEEP 

CLASS OF 19I.S 

Captain, loth Machine Gun Battalion. 

Killed in action in France, October 5, 1918. 

PHILIP LIVINGSTON ROSE 

CLASS OF 1916 

Second Lieutenant, Battery E, 6th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action near Verdun, France, October 5, 1918. 



EUGENE FREDERIC ROWE 

CLASS OF 19 13 

Private, Aviation Section, Signal Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, October 7, 1918, in Memphis, Tennessee. 

GORDON LOCKWOOD SCHENCK 

CL.\SS OF 191.1 

Second Lieutenant, Company C, 3oSth Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, October 8, 1918. 

CLARENCE FAMES BUSHNELL 

CLASS OF 192 1 S. 

Yale Unit, Students' Army Training Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, October 8, 1918, in New Haven, 

Comiecticut. 



WILLIAM WALLACE NEWCOMB 

CLASS OF 1908 S. 

Captain, Ordnance Department. 

Died of pneumonia. October 9, 1918, in France. 

SHEPPARD BLISS GOKDY 

CLASS OF 1910 S. 

Private, U. S. Army. 

Died of pneumonia, October 9, 1918, at Camp Sherman, 

Chillicotlie. Ohio. 



LUCIAN PLATT 

CLASS OF 191:! S. 

Second Lieutenant, Engineer Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, October 9. 1918, at Camp A. A. 

Humphreys, Virginia. 



GLENN DICKENSEN WICKS 

CLASS OF 1918 

Lieutenant. Aviation Service (attached to 17th Aero 

Squadron, Royal Air Force). 

Died from airplane accident. October 5, 1918. 

DONALD CORPREW DINES 

CLASS OF 19..1 

U. S. Marine Corps. 

Killed in action in France, October 5, ini8. 



JOHN LEAVENS LILLEY 

CLASS OF 1909 s. 

Captain, Aviation Service. 

Died of inlluenza, October 6, 1918, in Washington, D. C. 



ROBERT HENRY COLEMAN 

CLASS OF 191 5 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Died of pneumonia, October 9, 1918, in Brest, France. 

REGINALD STANLEY YOUNG 

CLASS OF 1917 

Second Lieutenant, Machine Gun Company, i6th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, October 9. 1918. 

WILLIAM NOBLE WALLACE 

CLASS OF .917 

First Lieutenant. 83d Company. 6th Regiment, U. S. Marir 

Corps. 

Killed in action in France, October 9, 1918. 



CHARLES LOOMIS DANA, JR. 

CLASS OF 1908 S. 

13th Regiment, U. S. Marine Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, October 12, igi8, in France. 

GEORGE CHESTER HUBBARD 

CLASS OF 1913 

Private, U. S. Army. 

Died of pneumonia, October 12, 1918, in Washington, D. C. 

SHELDON ELIOT HOADLEY 

CLASS OF 1915S. 

First Lieutenant, Battery D, 305th Field Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, October 13, 1918. 

LUCIUS COMSTOCK BOLTWOOD 

CLASS OF 1916 
Private, Headquarters Company, 323d Infantry. 
Died of pneumonia, October 14, 1918, in France. 

WILFRID CORRIGAN BOURKE 

CLASS OF 1916 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Killed by fall during flight, October 14, 1918, at Post Field, 

Fort Sill, Oklahoma. 



KENNETH MacLEISH 

CLASS OF 1918 

Lieutenant (senior grade), U. S. Naval Reserve Flying Corps 

(attached to 203d Aero Squadron, Royal Flying Corps). 

Killed in action at Leffinghe, Belgium, October 14, 1918. 

FRITZ LEOPOLD DRESSLER 

CLASS OF 191 1 L. 

Captain, Quartermaster Corps. 

Died, October 15, 1918, in Tours, France. 

KENNETH RAND 

CLASS OF 1914 

Private, Quartermaster Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, October 15, 1918, in Washington, D. C. 

JOHN MORRISON 

CLASS OF 1917 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Headquarters Company, 322d Field 

Artillery. 

Killed in action in France, October 15, 1918. 

JOHN FRANKLIN TRUMBULL 

CLASS OF 1902 S. 

Major, 6oth Engineers. 

Died of Bright's disease, following an operation, October 17, 

I9r8, in France. 



DAVIS WINANS LUSK, JR. 

CLASS OF 1912 F. 

Private, Company C, 15th Battalion, U. S. Guards. 

Died of pneumonia, October 21, 1918, at Fort Hancock, New 

Jersey. 

HAROLD LUDINGTON HEMINGWAY 

CLASS OF 1914 

Captain, Company F, 104th Infantry. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, October 21, 1918, 

in France. 



JOHN PAUL JONES 

CLASS OF 1912 L. 

U. S. N„vy. 

Died of influenza, October 21, 1918. 



ALEXANDER CHARLES GARLAND 

CLASS OF 1920 

Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Force. 

Died of influenza, October 23, 1918, in Brooklyn, New York. 

GEORGE LANE EDWARDS, JR. 
CLASS OF 1918 
First Lieutenant, Motor Transport Corps ; assigned to Com- 
pany C, Section-Groupe T. M. 251. 
Died as result of wounds, October 24, 1918, in France. 

JOHN JOSEPH FITZGERALD 

CLASS OF 1914 

First Lieutenant, Aviation Service. 

Died of pneumonia, October 30, 1918, at Kelly Field, San 

Antonio, Texas. 

ARCHIBALD COATS 

CLASS OF 1920 

Second Lieutenant, 19th Field Artillery. 

Died of pneumonia, October 30, 1918, at Toul, France. 

SALTER STORRS CLARK, JR. 

CLASS OF 191J 

Private, Company A, 311th Infantry. 

Killed in action near Grand Pre, France, November I, 1918. 

ARTHUR YANCEY WEAR 

CLASS OF 1902 

Captain, Company L, 356th Infantry. 

Died, November 6, 1918, in France. 



JAMES KIRBY BURRELL 

CLASS OF 1912 
Lieutenant, Aviation Service, 
irplane accident, November 6, 1918, at Dayton, Ohio. 



JOHN CASE PHELPS 

CLASS OF 1906 

Captain, Company A, 309th Infantry. 

Killed in action in France, October 20, 191 



DANFORTH MONTAGUE 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, Headquarters Company, 305th Field Artillery. 

Died of pneumonia, November 7, 1918, in France. 



ALVIN HILL TREADWELL 

CLASS OF 1918 

First Lieutenant, 213th Aero Squadron. 

Died as result of wounds received in action, November 16, ic 

in Treves, Germany. 



ALFRED AUSTIN FARWELL 

CL.\SS OF .918 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Field Artillery. 

Died as result of injuries (received in France), December 30, 

1918, at Camp Merritt, New Jersey. 



SAMUEL PEARSON BROOKE 

CLASS OF 1899 

Captain, 403d Engineers. 

Died of pneumonia, November 17, 1918, at Foct Douglas, Utah, 



HOWARD SWART BREMOND 

CLASS OF 1915 S. 

Second Lieutenant, 55th Ammunition Train. 

Died of pneumonia, January 3, igig, in Austin, Texas. 



FREDERICK CAAIPBELL COLSTON 

CLASS OF 1004 

Captain, 115th Field Artillery Brigade. 

Died of imenmonia, November 19, 1918, near Verdun, France. 



BURRELL RICHARDSON HUFF 

CLASS OF 1909 

First Lieutenant, Sanitary Corps. 

Died of heart disease, January 12, 1919, at St. Dizier, France. 



SIDNEY ALVORD BEARDSLEE 

CLASS OF 1917 

Second Lieutenant, Company G, 47th Infantry. 

Died of pneumonia, November 23, 1918, in France. 



PERCY WEIR ARNOLD 

CLASS OF 1S96S. 

Colonel, 103d Infantry. 

Died as result of accident, January 25, 1919, in France. 



JOSEPH BIDLEMAN BISSELL 

CLASS OF 1879 S. 

Major, Medical Corps; Chief Surgeon, Fort McHenry, 

Maryland. 

Died of blood poisoning, December 2, 1918, in New York City. 



RUSSELL SLOCUM 

CLASS OF 1917 

First Lieutenant, Company M, 48th Infantry. 

Died of pneumonia, January 25, 1919, at Camp Jacks 

Columbia, South Carolina. 



TALCOTT HUNT CLARKE 

CLASS OF 1907 S. 

Major, Motor Convoy Service; Officer in charge, Detroit, 

Michigan. 
Died of pneumonia, December 5, 1918, in Detroit, Michigan. 

JOHN MORTON WALKER 

CLASS OF 190SS. 

Sergeant, First Class, Camp Hospital No. 93. 

Died of pneumonia, December 9, 1918, in France. 

TRUMAN DUNHAM DYER 

CLASS OF 191SS. 

Corporal, 67th Infantry. 

Died of pneumonia, December 11, 1918, at Camp Sheridan, 

Montgomery, Alabama. 

JAMES KNIGHT NICHOLS 

CLASS OF 1903 

Officer Candidate, Coast Artillery Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, following an operation, December 17, 1918, 

in Binghamton, New York. 

ROBERT LINCOLN CAMPBELL 

CLASS OF 1912 S. 

First Lieutenant, Air Service (Production). 

Killed in airplane accident, December 17, 1918, at March Field, 

Riverside, California. 

ROY EDGAR HALLOCK 

CLASS OF 1906 S. 

Captain, Aviation Service. 

Died of influenza, December 27, 1918, in Montclair, New 

Jersey. 



EDWARD LEWIS ROCHFORT 

CLASS OF 191- M. 

First Lieutenant, Medical Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, January 26, 1919, in New York City. 

CHARLES JAMES FREEBORN 

CLASS OF 1899 S. 

Captain, U. S. Army. 

Died of pneumonia, February 12, 1919, in Paris, F'rance. 

THEODORE HUGH NEVIN 

CLASS OF 1903 S. 

First Lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Service. 

Died of heart disease, February 13, 1919. 

ROBERT COYNE CLIFFORD 

CLASS OF 1910 

First Lieutenant, Battery A, 103d Field Artillery. 

Died of pneumonia, February 15, 1919, in Bordeaux, France. 

GEORGE WEBSTER OTIS 

CLASS OF 1919 

Second Lieutenant, 17th Engineers. 

Died of bronchitis, following an operation for appendicitis. 

February 18, 1919, at Savenay, France. 

WILLIAM FRANCIS KENNEDY 

CLASS OF 1913S. 

Lieutenant, Engineer Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, February 23, 1919, in France. 

HENRY THOMAS DONAHOE 
CLASS OF 1917 
First Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps. 
Died of pneumonia, February 28, 1918, in New York City. 



JOHN CLARENCE EGAN 

CLASS OF 1912 

Captain, 12th Anti-Aircraft Battery. 

Died of pneumonia, March i, 1919, in Cincinnati, Ohio. 

ARLY LUTHER HEDRICK 

CLASS OF 1908 

Captain, Company D, iioth Engineers. 

Died of spinal meningitis, March 5, 1919, at Brest, France. 

JOHN UPSHUR MOORHEAD 

CLASS OF 1908 S. 

Captain, Ordnance Reserve Corps. 

Died of pneumonia, March 28, 1919, in Washington, D. C 

LESLIE CARTER BEMIS 

CLASS OF 191 1 Art 

29th Engineers. 

Died of bronchial pneumonia, spring of 1919, at Langres, 

France. 



DONALD PAIGE FRARY 

CLASS OF 1914 
Attached to American Commission to Negotiate Peace. 
Died of pneumonia, April 6, 1919, in Paris, France. 

DONALD WALKER 

CLASS OF 1920 S. 

Ensign, U. S, Naval Reserve Flying Corps. 

Died of injuries received in a seaplane accident, April 8, 1919, 

at Key West, Florida. 



DUDLEY BLANCHARD VALENTINE 

CLASS OF 1910 S. 

Second Lieutenant, Air Service. 

Accidentally drowned, April 16, 1919, at Live Oak, California. 

FRANK ATWATER WARD 

CLASS OF 1903 S. 

Second Lieutenant, 56th Pioneer Infantry. 

Died of spinal meningitis, May 4, 1919, in France. 



PARKER DICKSON BUCK 

CLASS OF 1919 
Second Lieutenant, Air Service, 
rplane accident, April I, 1919, near Kelly Field, 
San Antonio, Texas. 



GRANGER FARWELL 

CLASS OF 1878 S. 
Major, Quartermaster Corps. 
Died of embolism of the lung. May 16, 1919, 
Illinois. 



Chicago, 



ERNEST WILSON LEVERING 

CLASS OF 1906 S. 

Major, Ordnance Department. 

Died, May 28, 1919, in Paris, France 



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